WHAT DOES KRON WINDOWS XP MEAN?

The Chrons version of Windows XP is actually a system installation disk.

The core of its use is ghost, which directly copies the required files to the hard disk in ghost mode.

As we all know, the installation of XP is required in the following steps:

First, load the selection, interface and other temporary files, in fact, these files are only used in the installation process, usually it takes about 2 5 minutes.

Second, identify the hardware and copy the system files. Under normal circumstances, it takes 25-35 minutes, and counting the subsequent installation, the installation of the whole system takes about 40 minutes and an hour.

In contrast, Ghost-XP consumes much less time and works by copying a blank XP system directly to the hard drive. The time taken is about 20-30 minutes. Others say about 4 minutes, that refers to the time when the ghost is copied out, and the subsequent installation time is not counted.

Pros: Less time spent, which is critical for those who are pressed for time or are repairing their computers.

Disadvantages: First, a lot of useless data, because of the use of copying, rather than intelligent identification, so a large number of file copies must be made to achieve driver-free, but the same, it also greatly supports the subsequent installation of other hardware.

Two,The game is slow.,I don't know what the reason is.,Anyway, it's extremely unsupportive for 3D games.。

Third, the lock of the program, this is very annoying, but it is also a little good for those who don't know much about computers, and it avoids the harm of viruses in some aspects.

The above is a personal opinion and may be wrong, so please do not believe it all.

It's ghost.,To put it bluntly, someone else installed an XP system on his own computer.,And then the system he installed was made into a disk.,Directly into your computer.,So it's fast.。

ghost xp

It is equivalent to copying the XP system directly to the machine, and the installation is very fast, about 4 minutes.

The Chrons version of Windows XP installs quickly and has a much more appearance than the Chrons version of Windows XP.

The clone here should be an XP image file!

On the official website of eMule, there are many software, including the original Windows XP system you need and so on.

Just put CD-R, who said it must be a rewritable disk.

Make an ISO mirror image with Ultraiso, and then you can burn the mirror file with Nero, and you can engrave as many copies as you want, exactly like the original.

Step 1: First install the Nero software, click "Nero Express", if your image is larger than 703MB, you need to use a blank *** to burn the disc, and select F: Recorder Model [***] in the drop-down box at the top.

If the image is less than 703MB, you need to use a CD-R blank disc, select F in the drop-down box at the top: Recorder model [CD-R RW], click "Disc Image", find the image file you just made, click "Open", at this time you should put the blank disk into the recorder, select the burning speed in the drop-down box of "Write Speed" (if you don't find it, you click the arrow on the left), the speed of CD-R is recommended to use 24x or 32x, *** R speed selection 6x or 8x, click "Next", it will officially start burning, and finally the burning is completed, there will be a prompt to finish burning at a certain speed, click "Finish", and the deck tray will pop up at this moment.

Will it say put cd-rw is just a suggestion, you can put cd, or *** can be.

As long as you select the ISO file of XP, it is fine, it should be noted that your optical drive must be a burning optical drive, and you must choose the burning method to burn the image.

Engraved XP does not need to be RW's disc at all.。。

rom on it.

If you make a mistake in operation, you can directly open the ISO of XP on Nero, and Nero will automatically recognize it.

It could also be an issue with the ISO itself. May be smaller.

If you want to put a writable disc, let's talk about whether your optical drive supports burning.

With ONES, the software is small, only a few k. Burn it on a CD disk, select "Burn Common Images", exit it after burning, then install it back, restart the computer, and you can reinstall the system. There are hundreds of trillions, but also with a lot of software, 10 versions of anti-piracy is very powerful, the activation code flying all over the Internet can also be installed in the software, and in fact, when you engrave the disc, you can carve out a lot of bad disks.

It is recommended to burn with ultraiso, insert the disc into the optical drive and restart, choose the installation method, it will be installed in the mirror, restart the automatic installation of the driver after completion, etc., it's done, it's easy, you can explore it yourself.

Use nero or painting sound and shadow gram on the line,But what you're using can't gram,If you want gram, you can only gram the disc you use to install the system,Click copy,Put the original disc first after opening the optical drive automatically,When the data is completed, it will automatically open the optical drive and prompt you to put it in the empty disk。

Go to DOS, copy the C drive as a whole to another disk and a folder, and then put this folder into the disk.

The system you are using has been installed and cannot be burned as a system installation disk.

With a virtual machine, the alcohol 120% is the best I use. Be patient and find a cracked version that you can use for free for a month.

Please don't dream.

Pirated XP can also be said to be genuine. All you lack is the serial number, the serial number of thousands of oceans, you think it's free to use on the Internet!! Sad... Honest and practical, piracy can be done.

If you want to restore the system in the future, I suggest that you still use a backup, now it's almost a backup C disk, there should be a backup and recovery in the system tool, if not, you can go to the next ghost software on the Internet to backup the C disk to other disks.

The system you have installed now needs at least 2 3G, and if you burn it with a CD, you can't put it down at all, so you still use a hard disk to back it up.